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Reilly, Robert Frederick was born on October 3, 1953 in New York City. Son of James J. and Marie (Griebel) Reilly.
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Reilly, Robert Frederick was born on October 3, 1953 in New York City. Son of James J. and Marie (Griebel) Reilly.
Bachelor in Economics, Columbia University, 1975. Master of Business Administration in Finance, Columbia University, 1976.
Senior consultant Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Cincinnati, 1975-1976. Director corporation planning Huffy Corporation, Dayton, 1976-1981. Vice president Arthur D. Little Valuation, Inc., Chicago, 1981-1985.
Partner, national director valuation services Deloitte & Touche, 1985-1991. Managing director Willamette Management Associates, since 1991. Adjunct professor accounting University Dayton Graduate School Business, 1977—1981.
Adjunct professor economics Elmhurst College, Illinois, 1982—1987. Adjunct professor finance Illinois Institute of Technology Graduate School Business, Chicago, 1985—1991. Adjunct professor taxation University Chicago Graduate School Business, 1985—1987.
(In-depth coverage of the valuation of accounting practice...)
("This book is the most authoriative text dedicated to pro...)
( The art and science of business valuation is currently ...)
(The classic bestseller on estimating the value of small b...)
(When partnerships change hands, the valuation of intangib...)
(International cost of capital...blockage discounts . . . ...)
Member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (member ABV examination committee 2002-2006, member business valuation committee 2006-2009, frensic & litigation service executive committee since 2009), Appraisal Institute, National Association Business Economists, American Economic Association, American Bankruptcy Institute, Institute Chartered Financial Analyst, Chicago Society Investment Analysts, Business Valuation Association, Accreditation Council Accountancy (accredited federal income taxation), Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants (chapter director 1978-1981), Illinois Society of Certified Public Accountants, Institute Property Taxation, Institute Certified Management Accountants 1976-1996, National Association Real Estate Appraisers, American Society Appraisers (member board examiners 1985-1989), Institute Business Appraisers (life).
Married Janet H. Steiner, April 16, 1975. Children: Ashley Lauren, Brandon Christopher, Cameron Courtney.